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What was the name of Nigeria as a colony?
It was called the Colonial Nigeria.
How the evolution of public administration from pre-colonial Era to post colonial Era in Nigeria?
History of public administration from pre-colonial era to post colonial era in Nigeria
Which order correctly shows the stages in the development of most state constitutions?
a. state constitution -> colonial charter -> colonial constitution b. state charter -> colonial charter -> colonial constitution c. state charter -> colonial constitution -> state constitution d. colonial charter -> colonial constitution -> state constitutio
1963 republican constitution of Nigeria history and development?
repblican constitution of 1963 in Nigeria
What kind of constitution has Nigeria?
written constitution
What was the colonial capital of Nigeria?
Abuja
What type of constitution that Nigeria is operating?
Nigeria operates a written constitution nd its (constitution) its a rigid one becouse it can nt easily be amended
Why did I the delegates from the American colonies meet in Philadelphia in 1775?
to write a colonial constitution
What are the type of Constitution in Nigeria?
written and unwritten constitution
What is the merit and demerit of Clifford Constitution in Nigeria?
The Clifford Constitution of 1922 in Nigeria introduced limited electoral representation, allowing a small number of educated Nigerians to participate in the legislative process. However, it maintained colonial control by giving the British colonial governor veto power over any legislation passed by the Nigerian legislature, leading to a lack of true autonomy for the Nigerian people.
What are the various types of constitution Nigeria has had?
The various types of constitution in Nigeria are: 1. Written 2.Unwritten 3. Clifford 4. Regid and 5. Parliamentary Constitution
What are the merit and demerit of cliford constitution 1922?
Well, honey, the Clifford Constitution of 1922 in colonial Nigeria was a mixed bag. Its merit was that it introduced limited legislative councils, giving a small voice to Nigerians in their own governance. However, its demerit was that it still heavily favored British colonial interests and maintained significant control in the hands of the colonial administration. So, it was a step forward with a hefty dose of colonial paternalism thrown in.
